The Conspiracy of the Late Han Dynasty

The author of this book has forgotten that he is Liu Bian

Is this kind of introduction sick? Being unique does not mean being mystical or pretentious.

Li Ru betrayed Dong Zhuo, well, he was even more powerful than Dian Wei's suspicion of Cao Cao

As I look at it, certain plots and certain characters always seem to have their own shadows, familiar situations or actions. Thinking back, oh, that's it, there was some reason why I didn't do it well back then. Dear author, you are so awesome, please accept my admiration!

After reading the book review, my ego said, if you were a prince, would you let the emperor live? Even if he has abdicated, his family has been emperor for four hundred years. Even if you let him live, will the people below you do the same? Definitely not, because it is a sin for him to live. The biggest sign is Qing Junzi. The protagonist is speechless. He will probably die after killing the other princes, either from illness or a fall or something.

This is the first time I've seen such a strange novel. It's enough to be the protagonist and his subordinates, both civil and military, turn against him. Who is the protagonist?

Damn, what the hell? My son and wife don't recognize me, and I don't recognize my identity.

Have you ever felt that the main character was written by the author to be particularly mean, and it poisoned me to death? Abandoned

The introduction is poisonous. Author, are you stupid for writing this kind of introduction?

The world is still waiting for you to conquer, but you are still wandering in the mountains.

Strange plots are only born in desperate situations

Isn't the protagonist Liu Bian? Why does he still use his pre-time travel name?

Author, please listen to my advice and abandon this book and start a new book with other ideas. Your plot design is too crazy.

The last paragraph of the introduction was said by Cao Cao! Is it fun to steal Cao Cao's words? Isn't it embarrassing?

Instead of posting good reviews, delete negative reviews. 😏

Don't look at it, it's okay at the beginning, but the further back you go, the more plots there are that make no sense.

I like the writing style of It's a Pity the Eunuch

I don't know why so many people say they like it. Whether they like the plot or the description of the story. If I like the description of the novel, I think that's fine. But when it comes to the setting of the protagonist, the reflection of the details, and the construction of the plot, I think the author is really short of three points: one point is floating, one point is vivid, and one part is foreshadowing. The protagonist also has an impetuous personality, the plot is blunt, lacks foreshadowing, and it unfolds forcefully. It makes people feel like they are delicacies, the color is acceptable, the aroma is strong, but the taste is light. In a word, it is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.